🎙️ Top Grade 6 Pack Black Foam Cover for ChromLives Microphone Windscreen Review

Exactly what I was looking for. People at karaoke (myself included) tend not only to sing into the mic, but to practically eat it. When using these covers, germs are not transmitted from person to person. They also improve sound quality. Also very washable.

I didn't buy them for noise cancellation. Most of my work is indoors. I am an announcer at sporting events and the occasional parade at various venues. This is perfect for me because I'm protected from the germs of all previous users and if I forget to take it when leaving the venue? No loss due to the cheap price.

I have a Tonor BM-700 microphone kit that I bought from Revain last year. This product fits well and snugly. They are smaller but better quality than the ones that came with my mic. They stretch enough to attach a mic and are snug so they don't slip off. 6 per pack so won't need more for a while but would buy again if needed if they are still available.

I bought several packs of these windscreens to use as disposable windscreens during the COVID-19 pandemic. As the sound engineer, I give each singer a new one (still in the package - they come individually wrapped, which is nice) and tell them to keep them or I'll throw them away after the show. I'm not sure if that helps or not, but it won't hurt. The windshield works as it should and is reasonably priced for a one-time use. I can't say anything about durability.

Perfect match for the V-Tech VT-1040 unidirectional microphone. It has proven best to turn the inside out halfway like a sock, and then gently pull the mic mesh screen over it. Basically, you need to protect the newly taped mic screen from springing back up if the mic is accidentally or intentionally dropped. We'll see how long this holds up, but so far everything is looking good with the three refurbished microphones.

These mic sleeves are not fragile. Very minimal acoustic drop despite foam thickness. They were very easy to put on and take off without the need for careful handling. They fit perfectly and conform perfectly to the shape of all my mics with no creases, creases or loose holes at the bottom. They fit all of my wireless handheld devices (Sure SM 58, NADY UH4, NADY DW-22HT and my Audio-Tech ATW T-202).

I have different microphones, wired and wireless. Their integumentary screens range from rounded to more oblong, and are of uniform width from top to bottom. After reading many reviews I settled on this one because I expected it to cover both types equally well. As one reviewer mentioned, they came in individual zipped bags, six in a larger bag. Uniform color and good density foam. They don't feel cheap and don't tear when you stretch them to fit over the mics (like some other foam shields I've

My band has a grounding problem in the rehearsal room so I bought us these clown noses for game shows and now nobody gets electrocuted on the mic! I hope my house doesn't burn down. The microphones in my band's rehearsal room used to be fine, but lately we've been singing our little tunes and getting goosebumps from electric shocks on parts of our faces. Nobody wants to hum a smooth '70s hit only to suddenly see its full skeleton and the skeletons of all your sincerely humming bandmates in a…